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Forest Road Deactivation Practices
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Forest road deactivation is an activity required to protect the financial investment in forest roads and the environmental values near roads. Typical deactivation objectives are to: - Maintain or re-establish natural hill slope drainage patterns - Minimize the potential for road-related landslides and erosion - Construct or alter slop angles to be stable - Enhance productive growing sites - Minimize maintenance for inactive roads - Maintain access management objectives - Improve visual aesthetics There are numerous manuals and courses available to assist machine operators and supervisors in the task of completing deactivation of forest roads. The objective of this infoflip guide is to assemble much of this information in a practical and user-friendly format that will be helpful to a wide range of individuals. Although much of the information is from coastal British Columbia, most techniques are applicable to other areas of the Pacific Northwest. |
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PAGES 1 Introduction 2 Water Management 3 Waterbars and Ditchblocks 4 Safety and Road Surface Considerations 5 Revegetation 6 Sediment Control 7 Erosion Protection 8 Dewatering Stream Channels 9 Cross-Ditches (Road (Intact) 10 Cross-Ditches in Pullback 11 Partial Sidecast Pullback 12 Full Sidecast Pullback 13 Blanket Drains 14 Trench Drains 15 French Drains 16 Fords 17 Cross-Ditching Practices 18 Cross-Ditching Practices in Pullback 19 Partial Sidecast Pullback Practices 20 Full Sidecast Pullback Practices 21 Wood Culvert Removal 22 Metal Culvert Removal 23 Stream Diversion Dams 24 Pre-work Checklist |
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Regular Price: 14.95
Student Price: 10.00
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